Killing Your Characters Correctly

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This document provides guidance for writers on accurately portraying medical details and scenarios in fiction, including summaries of how to realistically write about: - CPR and defibrillation, comas (how to induce and recover from one), knife and bullet wounds, poisonings, heart attacks, infectious diseases, anaphylaxis, childbirth, and hospital scenes. It emphasizes doing research to get medical details right and avoid common inaccuracies, and provides resources for writers to get more information, including talking to medical experts.

Killing
Your
Characters
Correctly
nailing the medical details
in your fiction
Kim Foster, MD

CPR is not magic don’t give up so soon!
it’s not pretty (rib cracking)
do NOT defibrillate a flatline!

Getting your character into a coma
? a severe head injury
? seizure
? infection involving the brain
? brain damage caused by a lack of oxygen for too
long (eg. cardiac arrest)
? an overdose of medicine or other drugs.
? a stroke
? chemical imbalances (in the body from other
illnesses eg. low blood sugar, organ failure)

Getting your character out of a coma
Much trickier!
(especially if you want him/her unscathed)
Keep in mind these factors:
? the cause (drug overdose vs. hypoxia or stroke)
? the “depth” (give a few signs of being higher on
the Glasgow coma scale)
? the duration (the longer he remains in coma, the
worse his chances)

Knife Wounds
The most lethal wounds that can
be made with a knife?
? between the cervical vertebrae
(sever spinal cord)
? across the neck—slice through
the carotid arteries and the
trachea
? into the heart
? lungs/chest—maybe
? abdomen—maybe

Knife Wounds
Knife injuries that look bad but may be survivable?
? limbs
? shoulder
? chest
? abdomen—if you miss the aorta
? or almost anywhere—anything is possible!

Bullet Wounds
Issues:
? Do you have to
get the bullet
out?
? Fatal shots
? Survivable shots

Poison
? Cyanide
? Strychnine
? Arsenic
? Ricin
? Warfarin & Heparin
? Morphine & Opiates
? Potassium Chloride
? Botulinum Toxin

Heart Attacks & Heart Disease
Symptoms of a heart attack:
? chest pressure/heaviness/pain
? pain that radiates to left arm or jaw
? shortness of breath
? lightheadedness
? nausea
? diaphoresis (sweaty)
? palpitations
Risk factors:
? high blood pressure
? high cholesterol
? smoking
? diabetes
? family history
? obesity
? sedentary

Deadly Infections
Infection Fatality rate
(if untreated)
Treatment available?
Rabies 100% yes (post-exposure
vaccination)
Ebola 83-90% no
Smallpox 95% no
Anthrax 93% yes (antibiotics)
Bubonic Plague 60% yes (antibiotics)
Yellow Fever 20-50% no

Anaphylaxis & Allergies
What kinds of things tend
to cause fatal allergic
reactions?
-foods (nuts, shellfish,
eggs)
-iodine
-insect stings (yellow
jacket wasps, honeybees)
-antibiotics
-local anaesthetic
What does an allergic
reaction look like?
-rash/hives
-difficulty breathing,
swallowing, speaking
-tongue, lip, eye
swelling
-lightheadedness
-passing out

Common errors &
annoyances:
? the panic that ensues
when a woman’s water
breaks
? speed labor (especially for
first labor)
? clean & pretty labor
? amazing recovery after
Opportunities:
? delivery in inconvenient
places: elevators, cars, the
sidewalk outside the
hospital, etc.
? bleeding, infection
? home births, water births
? breech
? twins
? almost any disaster you can
think of

Hospital Scenes
Who’s there, and what are they doing?

Where to get more help?
Online resources (see handout)
Library
Talk to an expert
? physician
? other health care professional
? university prof
? science writer/copyeditor/fact checker
? me: Kim Foster
email: kim@drkimfoster.com
website: www.kimfoster.com

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11. Knife Wounds Knife injuries that look bad but may be survivable? ? limbs ? shoulder ? chest ? abdomen—if you miss the aorta ? or almost anywhere—anything is possible!

12. Bullet Wounds Issues: ? Do you have to get the bullet out? ? Fatal shots ? Survivable shots

13. Poison ? Cyanide ? Strychnine ? Arsenic ? Ricin ? Warfarin & Heparin ? Morphine & Opiates ? Potassium Chloride ? Botulinum Toxin

14. Heart Attacks & Heart Disease Symptoms of a heart attack: ? chest pressure/heaviness/pain ? pain that radiates to left arm or jaw ? shortness of breath ? lightheadedness ? nausea ? diaphoresis (sweaty) ? palpitations Risk factors: ? high blood pressure ? high cholesterol ? smoking ? diabetes ? family history ? obesity ? sedentary

15. Deadly Infections Infection Fatality rate (if untreated) Treatment available? Rabies 100% yes (post-exposure vaccination) Ebola 83-90% no Smallpox 95% no Anthrax 93% yes (antibiotics) Bubonic Plague 60% yes (antibiotics) Yellow Fever 20-50% no

16. Anaphylaxis & Allergies What kinds of things tend to cause fatal allergic reactions? -foods (nuts, shellfish, eggs) -iodine -insect stings (yellow jacket wasps, honeybees) -antibiotics -local anaesthetic What does an allergic reaction look like? -rash/hives -difficulty breathing, swallowing, speaking -tongue, lip, eye swelling -lightheadedness -passing out

17. Childbirth Issues

18. Common errors & annoyances: ? the panic that ensues when a woman’s water breaks ? speed labor (especially for first labor) ? clean & pretty labor ? amazing recovery after Opportunities: ? delivery in inconvenient places: elevators, cars, the sidewalk outside the hospital, etc. ? bleeding, infection ? home births, water births ? breech ? twins ? almost any disaster you can think of

19. Hospital Scenes Who’s there, and what are they doing?

20. Where to get more help? Online resources (see handout) Library Talk to an expert ? physician ? other health care professional ? university prof ? science writer/copyeditor/fact checker ? me: Kim Foster email: kim@drkimfoster.com website: www.kimfoster.com

21. Questions?

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